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Archer and Greiner names six new partners to Hackensack, Voorhees offices
Source: ROI-NJ · Aug 4, 2026, 7:10 AM
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Archer and Greiner, a law firm with offices in New Jersey, has elevated six attorneys to partner status, effective October 1, 2026.
The newly promoted partners are Eimi Figlio, Timothy Horn, Rafael Llano, Matthew Nicodemo, Amy Pearl, and Scott Sears. The firm announced the promotions on August 3, highlighting this move as part of its ongoing strategy to develop and advance talented attorneys within its Hackensack and Voorhees offices.
Key points
- Six attorneys promoted to partner at Archer and Greiner, effective October 1, 2026
- New partners include Eimi Figlio, Timothy Horn, Rafael Llano, Matthew Nicodemo, Amy Pearl, and Scott Sears
- Promotions span the firm's Hackensack and Voorhees New Jersey offices
- Announcement reflects the firm's commitment to internal attorney development and advancement
FAQ
- Who were the six attorneys promoted to partner?
- The newly named partners are Eimi Figlio, Timothy Horn, Rafael Llano, Matthew Nicodemo, Amy Pearl, and Scott Sears. Their promotions became effective on October 1, 2026.
- When do the partnership promotions take effect?
- The promotions are effective October 1, 2026, though they were announced on August 3, 2026.
- Which offices are affected by these promotions?
- The newly promoted partners are based at Archer and Greiner's Hackensack and Voorhees offices in New Jersey.
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